Campgrounds Off - SeasonWhile Otter Creek Lake and Park is a year round facility hosting winter activities such as ice fishing and snow sledding late fall is a season of transition at your park. The campgrounds at Otter Creek Lake and Park are open on an off-season basis. This means that the electricity, dump station, water and restrooms are available but other amenities such as the shower-house and fishing docks are not. Off-season rates will be in effect through May 6, 2012. At Otter Creek Lake and Park the campgrounds stay open as late in the fall as possible which is usually the first measurable snowfall or extended cold spell below freezing. Typically the campgrounds close for the season sometime in November.
Fee Structure
*** For further information pertaining to non-profit youth overnights at the Nature Center please contact the main office. Please
tour the rest of the Conservation area below: Under
pertinent federal regulations prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race,
color, national origin, age, sex, or handicap the Tama County Conservation Board
strives to provide quality programs of environmental education and outdoor recreation
for all persons. If you feel that you have been discriminated against in any program,
activity, or facility operated by the Tama County Conservation Board you should
write to: Director, Tama County Conservation Board, 2283 Park Road, Toledo, IA
52342, or the Equal
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